To ensure consistent results, a seed has to be set in R
using set.seed
as usual but also in numpy
and torch
via reticulate
.
Therefore this function simplifies the process into one funciton.
set_seed(seed_R, seed_np = seed_R, seed_torch = seed_R)
No return value.
(integer(1)
)
seed
passed to set.seed.
(integer(1)
)
seed
passed to numpy$random$seed
. Default is same as seed_R
.
(integer(1)
)
seed
passed to numpy$random$seed
.
Default is same as seed_R
.